Sentence examples for complicated shadow from inspiring English sources

"She's a complicated shadow, that one," he said, of one neurotic songwriter.

She also has early-onset Parkinson's disease, an affliction that casts a complicated shadow over her relationship with Jamie and gives the movie a gravity it does not quite know how to handle.

Simple and complicated shadow images are used to test the proposed method.

The AMT is that complicated shadow tax system that was originally designed to make sure millionaires with exotic tax shelters paid at least some tax.

Congress also needs to fix looming problems with the Alternative Minimum Tax, a complicated shadow tax system originally designed to nail fat cats.

This allocation deficiency in China's banking system has created a breeding ground for China's large and complicated shadow banking network, where most credit-starved private SMBs seek costly funding.

Complicated Shadows: The Life and Music of Elvis Costello by Graeme Thomson Canongate £16.99, pp342 That this is the first attempt to offer more than a perfunctory life-in-progress of Britain's most gifted living songwriter says a lot about the task.

Study them for a bit, however, and a mysterious interior complicated by shadows and sunbeams and quickened by some spiritual immanence emerges.

These victories were complicated by shadows of American racism in the South when black men were lynched on charges of rape.... On June 30th at the Lodge & Spa at Cordillera, Kobe Bryant, who is twenty-four African-Americanican, had sexual relations with his accuser, who is nineteen and white.

What this means is that the first Kimble's insistence that he did not kill his wife was complicated and shadowed by the fact of a troubled relationship, and there was just the hint of a suggestion that in some respects he might be better off with her dead.

Setting aside the technical detail that there is no requirement for independent schools to sponsor an academy to retain charitable status, Wilshaw's suppressed fury about the failings of the independent sector captures a political narrative that has cast a long shadow over the sector, a shadow that has complicated its relationship with the maintained sector and the Department for Education.